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There are three potential anticancer mechanisms for COX-2 inhibition, it may inhibit proliferation in epithelial cells, increase apoptosis, reduce angiogenesis.

However, one should remember that through inhibition of prostacyclin it may inhibit uterine contractions and prolong labor, increase blood loss, and cause premature closure of the ductus arteriosus.

These results indicate that in mycobacterial cell, if cytosolic Zn2+ concentration increases, it may inhibit PstP perhaps leading to its phosphorylation.

A theory is that it may inhibit absorption of a form of testosterone linked to the swelling of the prostate.

Interestingly, the Ti3Al had very low concentration of N, and it may inhibit N atom from diffusing inward as a diffusion barrier.

Hence, since GA also possesses PPAR-γ-activating characteristic, it may inhibit AGE accumulation by enhancing scavenging and clearance of AGEs through sRAGE upregulation.

It furthermore may inhibit or minimize the occlusal functional changes in predisposed patients.

Recent in-silico simulations suggest that the clinical synergism observed for the two antibodies arises partly from enhanced affinity that originates in cooperative interactions between the two antibodies when they are colocalised on HER2 and effectively 'clamp' it; this may inhibit dimerisation and possibly higher oligomerisations with neighbouring receptors (Fuentes et al, 2011).

In summary, MD simulations suggest that the clinical synergism observed for the two antibodies arises partly from an enhanced affinity that originates in cooperative interactions between these two antibodies when they are co-localized on Her2 and "clamp" it; this may inhibit dimerization and possibly higher oligomerizations with neighbouring receptors.

Simulations suggest that the clinical synergism observed for the two antibodies arises partly from enhanced affinity that originates in cooperative interactions between these two antibodies when they are co-localized on Her2 and "clamp" it; this may inhibit dimerization and possibly higher oligomerizations with neighboring receptors.

It is plausible that ART may inhibit its activity, leading to differences in telomere lengths between ART-naive and treated groups.